Tribeca Neighborhood
A community that dates back to the earliest days of New York City, TriBeCa today is one of the most desirable locations in Manhattan. Beyond being a great place to live and work, the neighborhood also holds a wealth of interesting diversions—from some of the city’s best restaurants to myriad cultural opportunities. Bounded roughly by Broome and Barclay Streets, between Broadway and the Hudson River, TriBeCa is tucked between its northern neighbor Soho and Lower Manhattan. It’s easily accessible via New York’s subways, including the 1 or 2 trains at Canal, Franklin, or Chambers Streets, and the A, C, E line to Canal or Chambers Streets.
Refined champagne lounges, gritty old saloons, design studios, theaters, and galleries—TriBeCa’s cobblestone streets and charming alleys have something for everyone, residents and visitors alike. Known for big lofts, quiet streets, and good schools, this vibrant community draws doctors, bankers, lawyers, artists, and entrepreneurs, lured by its unique character.
TriBeCa is abuzz with activity year-round and features some of the city’s most popular annual events.
Taste of Tribeca
www.tasteoftribeca.org
Each May, TriBeCa’s top restaurants, including Chanterelle, Bouley,
Bread TriBeCa, 66, Odeon, Landmarc, Dylan Prime, and City Hall serve a
sumptuous buffet luncheon on historic Duane Street between Greenwich and
Hudson at the annual Taste of TriBeCa , where you can dine al fresco on
signature dishes from many fine restaurants, greet the chefs, listen to
live music, and discover what makes TriBeCa a great neighborhood.
Tribeca Film Festival
www.tribecafilmfestival.org
Founded in 2002 to celebrate New York City as a major filmmaking center
and to contribute to the long-term recovery of lower Manhattan, the
annual Tribeca Film Festival,created by Jane Rosenthal and Robert De
Niro, draws hundreds of thousands of visitors to the neighborhood as the
international film community and the general public experience the power
of film and redefine the film festival experience.
River to River Festival
www.rivertorivernyc.com
One of the more recent events to come on the scene, the Downtown NYC
River to River Festival stretches from May to September and is the
largest arts festival in New York City. The festival features over 500
events, including concerts, film screenings, gallery discussions,
historical and educational tours, nature walks, sporting events, and
readings.
